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Getting in shape is a popular New Year's Resolution. Contributor Luke Burbank tackles the hardcore workout regimen CrossFit.
For future president Theodore Roosevelt, the year 1884 was a very bad year indeed; he lost both his mother and his wife in just a matter of hours. To soothe his soul, he headed to North Dakota, which is where Mo Rocca takes us on a visit to what was once the site of Roosevelt's fabled Elkhorn Ranch.
Charles Osgood remembers three Americans who made their mark in very different ways.
David Pogue goes behind the scenes to witness the rehearsals, refinements, and recasting that are the price of admission when a touring production of one of Broadway's most beloved shows heads out to dozens of cities from coast to coast.
Rita Braver talks to the author of the best-selling book in the nation: "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul." It turns out, cartoonist Jeff Kinney's success story is a tale worthy of its own work of fiction.
We've said goodbye to 2014. And what's next for 2015? Debora Patta reports on the challenges facing Africa, from the Boko Haram militants to Ebola.
We've said goodbye to 2014. And what's next for 2015? Lucy Craft reports on the frosty relations between two regional super-powers, China and Japan.
We've said goodbye to 2014. And what's next for 2015? Elizabeth Palmer reports on the high price paid for Russian President Vladimir Putin's foray into Crimea, and a new phase in U.S.-Iran relations.
We've said goodbye to 2014. And what's next for 2015? Correspondent Wyatt Andrews discusses with Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank the progress that Republicans will have to show now that they are in charge of a very unpopular Congress.
The "Friends" star has been a familiar subject for the paparazzi, tabloids and gossip pages. She talks to correspondent Lee Cowan about dealing with the scrutiny (and frequent fiction writing) of the press.
